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24th September 2026CritterWatch 1.1: Run the Console Inside Your Own ApplicationCritterWatch 1.1 adds embedded mode — mount the monitoring console inside the Wolverine application you already run, on the PostgreSQL you already have, with no second deployment and no message broker. Two calls, one database, and the console watches the app it lives in.
22nd September 2026Multi-Tenancy with EF Core is a Whole Lot Easier with WolverineEF Core query filters and dynamic connection strings are the raw ingredients for multi-tenancy. Wolverine turns them into a finished dish: conjoined tenancy with zero filter plumbing, database per tenant, tenants added at runtime, HTTP tenant detection that flows straight into DbContext construction, a transactional inbox/outbox per tenant database, tenant ids that ride along on every cascaded message, and 'it just works' schema migrations across every tenant database.
21st September 2026Every Lever Marten Gives You for Scaling a Big Event Sourcing SystemA tour of everything in Marten and Wolverine for scaling large event sourced systems: Quick Append, hot/cold event archiving, stream compacting, binary event serialization, read replicas, per-tenant partitioning, database per tenant and sharding, ancillary stores per module, projection lifecycles, strongly consistent async projections, partitioned projection data, and Wolverine-managed projection distribution.9th September 2026Event Sourcing Quick Start with MartenLet's get up and running with event sourcing using Marten
27th August 2026Change Documents Without Loading Them: The Patching API in Marten, Polecat, and FisherThe Critter Stack's Patching API lets you modify persisted JSON documents in place -- no deserialize, mutate, re-serialize round trip. Here's the shared API across Marten, Polecat, and Fisher, what each database does underneath, and where the three genuinely differ.12th April 2026The Fastest Possible HTTP Queries with MartenHow to build the most efficient possible HTTP query endpoints in .NET by streaming JSON straight from PostgreSQL with Marten — using Marten.AspNetCore's WriteArray and compiled queries with zero C# allocation.
15th November 2023PostgreSQL Superpowers in Action at BuildStuffOskar Dudycz's BuildStuff talk on what PostgreSQL can do beyond plain tables, and how Marten puts those capabilities to work.27th July 2023Marten as Document DatabaseWhy a document database, why PostgreSQL, and why Marten: the thinking behind Marten's document model, with a CoDe Magazine deep dive and Jeremy's CitusCon 2023 talk.27th July 2023Marten as Event StoreMarten pairs its document database with a full event store on PostgreSQL. A short orientation, with pointers to the CoDe Magazine article and Oskar's NDC Oslo 2023 talk.
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24th September 2026CritterWatch 1.1: Run the Console Inside Your Own ApplicationCritterWatch 1.1 adds embedded mode — mount the monitoring console inside the Wolverine application you already run, on the PostgreSQL you already have, with no second deployment and no message broker. Two calls, one database, and the console watches the app it lives in.22nd September 2026Multi-Tenancy with EF Core is a Whole Lot Easier with WolverineEF Core query filters and dynamic connection strings are the raw ingredients for multi-tenancy. Wolverine turns them into a finished dish: conjoined tenancy with zero filter plumbing, database per tenant, tenants added at runtime, HTTP tenant detection that flows straight into DbContext construction, a transactional inbox/outbox per tenant database, tenant ids that ride along on every cascaded message, and 'it just works' schema migrations across every tenant database.21st September 2026Every Lever Marten Gives You for Scaling a Big Event Sourcing SystemA tour of everything in Marten and Wolverine for scaling large event sourced systems: Quick Append, hot/cold event archiving, stream compacting, binary event serialization, read replicas, per-tenant partitioning, database per tenant and sharding, ancillary stores per module, projection lifecycles, strongly consistent async projections, partitioned projection data, and Wolverine-managed projection distribution.9th September 2026Event Sourcing Quick Start with MartenLet's get up and running with event sourcing using Marten27th August 2026Change Documents Without Loading Them: The Patching API in Marten, Polecat, and FisherThe Critter Stack's Patching API lets you modify persisted JSON documents in place -- no deserialize, mutate, re-serialize round trip. Here's the shared API across Marten, Polecat, and Fisher, what each database does underneath, and where the three genuinely differ.12th April 2026The Fastest Possible HTTP Queries with MartenHow to build the most efficient possible HTTP query endpoints in .NET by streaming JSON straight from PostgreSQL with Marten — using Marten.AspNetCore's WriteArray and compiled queries with zero C# allocation.15th November 2023PostgreSQL Superpowers in Action at BuildStuffOskar Dudycz's BuildStuff talk on what PostgreSQL can do beyond plain tables, and how Marten puts those capabilities to work.27th July 2023Marten as Document DatabaseWhy a document database, why PostgreSQL, and why Marten: the thinking behind Marten's document model, with a CoDe Magazine deep dive and Jeremy's CitusCon 2023 talk.27th July 2023Marten as Event StoreMarten pairs its document database with a full event store on PostgreSQL. A short orientation, with pointers to the CoDe Magazine article and Oskar's NDC Oslo 2023 talk.